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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1958
Page
2
Kelly general manager and W D Hargrave business manager lead Georgia's most complete newspaper as the team augments its staff and expands coverage with new roles and responsibilities.
The piece discusses how writers and officials interact with government, noting political shifts toward improving commerce and communities while condemning self serving conduct. It argues for accountability to ensure the common good and warns against chicanery and pollution in politics.
An opinion emphasizes joint community action to fight rising juvenile delinquency. It notes failures of home and school, urges reinforcements from neighbors and authorities, and calls for coordinated effort to guide youths and apply proven remedies.
Commentary defends President Garcia's approach to the Philippines as fair and restrained. It argues the islands seek development loans to boost the republic's economy and notes an envoy's commendable, evenhanded conduct that benefits all parties more than aggressive demands.
A critique notes the Supreme Court's radical rulings have weakened its influence as a judicial body. It cites concerns over Communist rights, criminal procedure protections, and state rights, warning of a looming crisis as these issues polarize public opinion and test the court's authority.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a newspaper copyright and republication notice from the Thomasville Times Enterprise. It references Associated Press use rights, daily publication restrictions, postal classifications, and payment terms. The fragment mentions dates and tax figures in jumbled form.
Hollywood report says Bob Crosby has joined Perry Como’s show to escape daytime TV stigma. He left CBS daytime hosting after forty years and argues networks underestimate daytime viewers. He performs in New York with summer plans unclear and notes Como’s budget cut.
The Rev Dr Montague Cook of Trinity Baptist Moultrie defends church autonomy amid Southern Baptist Convention debates on segregation and integration. He urges preserving local church voice against a growing convention and condemns Christian Life Commission proselytizing on race as premature and divisive.
The excerpt argues that people who seek success notice clear paths and call luck or chance, while those feeling unworthy ignore these routes and pursue failure to gain pity. It questions whether adult crying is a neurosis, suggesting immaturity and that crying decreases with maturity rather than indicating health or illness.
The page lists a 132 crossword puzzle with Across clues such as Couch Rob Thickness and many more including Beverages Sins Frolic and Lure while Down clues cover Spoiled Yale Merit Cubic meter and more across and down. The grid includes entries like City in Mass and Mythological hunter among others.
The article critiques Ulysses S. Grant's administration, noting his poor grasp of governance and reliance on his secretary Orville E. Babcock. It describes corruption during his term, including the Black Friday gold scheme, Credit Mobilier, and the Whiskey Ring, with contrast to Hamilton Fish's steady Foreign Service tenure.
In a historic game Bill Terry on the Giants third base line interrupted Dizzy Dean by signaling three times for a bunt. Dean grew frustrated and yelled at the plate as Carl Hubbell pitched with no score through eight innings.
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